Fort Macleod, originally named Macleod, is a town in the southwest corner of the province of Alberta, Canada. It was founded as a North-West Mounted Police barracks, and is named in honour of the North-West Mounted Police Colonel James Macleod. It was known as the Town of Macleod between 1892 and 1912.
Restaurants in Fort Macleod
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Stronghold Brewing Co. is a family owned and operated craft brewery and taproom located on historic Main Street, Fort Macleod. The taproom serves the beer that is brewed in-house and always has an approachable beer or two on tap, experimental and fun styles, and non-alcoholic options. Fort Macleod is at the junction of Highway 2 & 3, and the gateway to southern Alberta. Movie and television lovers will recognize Main Street from Brokeback Mountain, Interstellar, Fargo (FX), Ghostbusters 2020 and more. Minors are welcome as long as they are accompanied by their guardian.
If you're looking for a great place to unwind and feel at home this is it. Great People, Great Beer and a comfy place to share time with friends/family. I liked the Summer and the Cream Ale. What a great addition to Historic Downtown Fort Macleod. Wish I lived closer for Friday after work get togethers..
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Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo-Jump is temporarily closed, effective March 17, 2020. Head-Smashed-In is one of the oldest, largest and best preserved buffalo jumps in North America. The site has has an archaeological record that goes back 6,000 years. This World Heritage Site is open year round and offers an Interpretive Centre and walking trails. Blackfoot Guides interpret the plains buffalo culture.
This site is an exquisitely designed, maintained and is wonderfully informative of the Native culture and hunting practicies that supported Native life for centures. It is a great introduction to traditions here in Alberta. We have taken many friends, family and colleagues there.
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The Fort Museum of the NWMP is dedicated to preserving the history of the NWMP and First Nations from the area. The Museum is proud to offer the only on-site NWMP Musical Ride in Canada. Visitors can go behind the scenes and participate in a Signature Experience called "Groom a Horse" program. Come visit us today!
If you have any interest at all in the history of Western Canada and the role of the Northwest Mounted Police (now the RCMP) in shaping that history, this place is a must-see! It's a reconstruction of the first fort constructed in the area at a different location. The reconstruction is very well done indeed, with an impressive and informative array of artifacts on display. The signage is very clear, greatly adding to the value of a visit. A highlight not to be missed is the Musical Ride put on by a talented group of riders wearing Northwest Mounted Police uniforms. The kids will enjoy meeting the riders and getting up close to the horses beforehand. A visit to the stables is also very well worthwhile. Finally, there's an excellent gift shop. There's no parking on site, but there's a large free public parking lot just across the street. The historic Main Street part of town is also very nearby. All in all, we had a great day here!
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